The Wedding Trunk
If your wedding is a weekend, the welcome event is your first sentence. It tells guests what kind of celebration they’ve arrived at. It tells families whether the weekend will feel...
Read MoreCeremony timing looks like a simple decision until you’re actually living the day. Pick a time that’s perfect for photos, and elders may struggle with heat or a long seating window....
Read MoreOn wedding days, vendors don’t work one by one. They work on top of each other. Decor is being installed while production is wiring. Photography is setting up while catering is...
Read MoreMost couples pack for a wedding the way they pack for a holiday. Then the weekend begins, and they realise something quickly: a wedding is not a holiday. It is a live schedule with...
Read MoreA baraat is one of the most electric moments in an Indian wedding. It is also one of the easiest moments to derail. Not because the energy is too much, but because the flow is rarely...
Read MoreFood is rarely remembered for the number of dishes.It’s remembered for how it landed. Guests remember whether they were hungry while waiting for the program to start. Whether dinner...
Read MoreSangeet nights don’t feel long because guests don’t love performances. They feel long because the run-of-show is loose. A track can’t be found. A mic handover takes two minutes....
Read MoreA mandap can be expensive and still photograph oddly. From the front, it looks grand. From the side, it looks flat. From the back tables, guests cannot see the couple. The photographer...
Read MoreMost wedding sound issues are not dramatic. They’re quietly frustrating. A speech begins and the mic drops in volume. The priest’s mantras are audible only to the first row. The...
Read MoreKids do not ruin weddings. Unplanned kids do. Most destination weddings across India and the UAE include children. Nieces and nephews who are part of the couple’s story. Friends...
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